My Name Is Maeve Revels — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Did you ever read the children’s magazine 3-2-1 Contact? It was an extension of the educational science television show of the same name. As a 6-year-old subscriber, I…
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Just Launched! — New Workspaces for IT, Project Management, Services, and Business Teams
We started Aha! in 2013 because we wanted to help companies build what customers love and be happy doing it. Product teams were the beginning, but we quickly discovered…
The Top 10 Most-Loved Products Have This in Common
What products do you love? How about one you truly adore? I ask every person who joins Aha! these two questions during onboarding and most people can only come up with a…
The Hiring Bot Does Not Like You — But We Do
“People are our greatest asset.” Many company founders say this, but how many actually mean it? I am fortunate to lead People Success at Aha! — where we strive to treat…
The Top 8 Aha! Roadmapping Software Updates of 2019
Have you reflected on what you achieved this year? Join us for a look at our top eight Aha! roadmapping software enhancements and updates from 2019.
Just Launched! — Sync Feature Dependencies Between Aha! and Jira
There are two kinds of surprises at work. There are the welcome ones, such as when you learn that your teammate completed a critical work item ahead of schedule. But…
Product manager vs. product owner vs. project manager
Product managers define the “what,” product owners the “how,” and project managers the “when.” Explore these nuanced product roles.
The Founder’s Paradox: How to Create Good Anxiety
Any adventure worth taking involves a bit of risk. Because part of the thrill of doing something new is the knowledge that it has not been done before. For a company…
What does team spirit look like when you only see your co-workers twice a year?
Team spirit. In theory, it refers to a positive company culture. But many companies treat it more like recruiting lip service than a value to actively foster. It has…
My Name Is Percy Hanna — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
I mostly thought computers were for playing games. That is, until I realized I could use DOS’s batch programming language to automate tasks. For example, I wrote a…
